Sentence examples for things that annoy from inspiring English sources

There are few things that annoy me more than being mistakenly called English.

Widdicombe finds content for his shows in things that annoy him.

These Games were secure and peaceful, at least until Secretary of State Colin L. Powell planned to come to town, a visceral reminder of things that annoy some Greeks about the order of the world.

Banana republics have lots of laws designed to be widely broken, providing leverage for prosecution of people either not liked by the government or who do otherwise legal things that annoy the leaders.

They're not putting it across and even when the prime minister … or some of the cabinet comes down to Scotland, they seem to say the wrong things: they're just saying things that annoy the Scots".

"It's not that I don't like Shakespeare, but everybody does it, and it's one of those things, like, 'Oh, if you don't do Shakespeare, you're nothing.' Well, I'm sorry, that's one of those pretentious things that annoy the hell out of me".

To be sure, there were things that annoyed him.

Hidden charges, in our estimation, were one of the things that annoyed the Irish airline's customers most.

He noted that they'd kept a list for Judd Apatow of things that annoyed each of them about the other.

"One of the things that annoys me is when I see a priest get convicted, the newspapers try to get the most devilish photographs of them.

This is one of the things that annoyed me most during my trip to London - the hysterical fear of coming over to Baghdad.